Abdominal esophageal foreign body removal is one of the procedures applied when endoscopic intervention fails. Surgery to remove esophageal foreign bodies and resolve complications such as mediastinal abscess, esophageal fistula when endoscopic intervention is no longer indicated. The following is the procedure to guide the removal of esophageal foreign bodies through the abdomen.

Esophageal foreign body removal is a common emergency in the process of eating and drinking, which can occur in both children and adults. Causes of esophageal foreign bodies may be due to food size, fast and hasty eating, abnormal contractions of the esophagus, ... This case rarely causes immediate death, but if not treated promptly may cause an infection.

Ingestion of foreign bodies is an endoscopic emergency in the digestive system. This accident is common in children under 5 years old. The causes of children having ingestion of foreign bodies are extremely diverse. Ingestion of foreign bodies is often due to children not actively swallowing but due to accidental swallowing of objects that are too large or angular, falling into the digestive tract and not being digested. In some rare cases, the child has a neurological or mental defect.

Flexible esophagoscopy is a method that uses a flexible endoscope with a camera and light attached to the tip, passing through the throat and along the length of the esophagus. This endoscope has a small diameter, can control the direction and viewing angle, so it can observe and detect very small lesions of the esophagus and can intervene immediately when needed.

Paracervical surgery is surgery to open the connective tissue around the cervical esophagus, right next to the carotid artery to drain pus or remove foreign objects from the airway, or to open the esophagus, next to the esophagus to remove esophageal foreign objects or suture the esophagus.

Not only patients with foreign bodies in the airways but also patients with fainting, respiratory arrest, and circulatory arrest need to clear the airways. This proves that clearing the airways for patients is extremely important.